Mahogany Dial Wall Clock 19th Century

Name: George Clarke, Tring Dial Wall Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1230065
Price: 745 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectWall Clocks
Period19th century
StyleVictorian
MaterialMahogany, Brass, Glass, Painted Metal
ColourDark Brown
MotifsBrass bezel, Roman numerals, Spade hands, Moulded mahogany surround

This Victorian fusee wall clock is constructed from dark brown mahogany with flame figuring, a brass bezel, and a painted metal dial behind glass. The circular case features a moulded surround, a small drop dial section beneath, a side door, and an opening bottom door. The off-white dial displays black Roman numerals, minute track markings, and black lettering reading Clarke Tring, complemented by blued steel moon hands. Measuring 38 cm in height, 36 cm in width, and 14 cm in depth, the compact timepiece is suited for display on a narrow wall space in a gentleman's library, hallway, or study. Hanging securely at eye level, it brings functional horological interest to traditional interiors while occupying minimal floor space.

FAQs

An English dial clock is a traditional wall-mounted timepiece featuring a prominent circular face enclosed in a wooden surround, widely manufactured throughout the nineteenth century for domestic, commercial, and public spaces.

These wall clocks were predominantly constructed using solid or veneered woods such as mahogany or oak, fitted with a hinged cast brass bezel, clear glass lens, and a painted sheet-metal dial face.

Authentic period examples generally display hand-painted dial numbers, heavy cast brass bezels held by wooden pegs or latches, and mechanical brass movements rather than battery-operated quartz conversions.

Mount the clock on a neutral accent wall, place it above a hallway console, or integrate it into a curated gallery wall to balance traditional craftsmanship with contemporary decor.

Keep the casing away from direct heat sources and moisture, dust the wood regularly with a dry cloth, apply beeswax sparingly to the timber, and have the mechanical movement serviced by a professional horologist.

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